Finding Faith: Don't shy away from those conversations
Devlyn Brooks is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and serves Faith Lutheran Church in Wolverton, Minnesota.
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Hamilton speaks up: Recently published Letters to the Editor
This June 5 is National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Nationally, guns are the number one killer of children and teens ahead of car accidents and cancer. Tragically, my 9-year-old nephew was shot and killed wi...
Missoula and Western Montana speaks up: Letters to the editor for the week of Jun. 12, 2026
Well well, look at what the two hypocrites that occupy our Montana senate seats have done now.
Opinion: Friendships grow deep roots in NH
Discover the beauty and resilience of New Hampshire forests and the deep-rooted friendships that thrive in this vibrant state.
Finding Faith: Don't shy away from those conversations
Devlyn Brooks is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and serves Faith Lutheran Church in Wolverton, Minnesota.
Finding Faith: Don't shy away from those conversations
Devlyn Brooks is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and serves Faith Lutheran Church in Wolverton, Minnesota.
MARYANN KEATING: Is the United States becoming a rich man's country, an oligarchy?
Democrats and Republicans tend not to discuss politics at social events. Recently, however, conversation at a local restaurant converged into two shared concerns: growing income inequality and oligarchy, the...
COMMENTARY: Why unions inspire ambivalence in me
When I was 14, I read my first union contract. It was the spring of 1972, a few months before I was to graduate from eighth grade, and the contract was between the United Steelworkers of America and Republic...
COMMENTARY: My father, Ronald Reagan, would be heartbroken by today’s White House conduct
This is a reflective time of year for me. My father, Ronald Reagan, died in June 2004, and each year I let myself drift into whatever realm my thoughts and memories lead me to. Sometimes it's about who he wa...
Kannapolis, Concord residents voice concern with new CK Rider routes 4 MIN READ
KANNAPOLIS — Concord and Kannapolis residents gathered to express their opinion on the proposed changes to the CK Rider routes that will cut some stops and weekend service in Kannapolis. […]
OPINION: America The Unfree: Home of the policed, surveilled and occupied
America has become an occupied nation. Not by one invading army, but by many occupying powers: the police state, the surveillance state, the war state, the corporate state, the foreign influence …
OPINION: You Decide: What to expect from the new Federal Reserve?
We now officially have a new chair of the Federal Reserve (the Fed), Kevin Warsh. Mr. Warsh was appointed by President Donald Trump and confirmed by the Senate. He will serve a four-year term as the …
The lost art of being early
Whatever happens to the saying, “If you’re early, you’re on time. If you’re on time, you’re late. And if you’re late, you’re screwed.”
Opinion: Karen Huntsman — leaving behind a lasting legacy of hope in cancer research
When Karen and Jon Huntsman Sr. dared to dream of a world without cancer, they built a foundation to ensure that pursuit would never stop.
Opinion: Moral clarity still matters
If we want stronger families, healthier workplaces and more just communities, we must choose clarity over convenience and character over comfort.
Editorial: Stop nurdle pollution in the Cooper River, Charleston Harbor
Editorials represent the institutional view of the newspaper. They are written and edited by the editorial staff, which operates separately from the news department. Editorial writers are not involved in new...
The Portland Press Herald
A renewed focus on accountability, structure, community and expectations has turned a struggling school into one of Maine's educational success stories.
Prairie Fare: From field to fork — Do you know where your food comes from?
Most of us visit a grocery store regularly to buy food, or perhaps you order food for delivery to your home. Have you ever stopped to think where that food
Letter: “Fidelity” over Pride, Gov. Cox? History will remember who chose convenience over courage.
Letter: “Fidelity” over Pride, Gov. Cox? History will remember who chose convenience over courage.
Tribune editorial: Service members of LDS faith did not deserve such insidious disrespect
“Once the government gets involved in defining or approving this or that religion, no end of mischief, discrimination, even violence, is likely to follow,” writes The Salt Lake Tribune editorial board.
Opinion: The new Social Security Trustees Report is a wake-up call for Congress
As costs rise and savings fall short, Congress must protect Social Security for more than 118,000 Alaskans.
Opinion: Where is the diversity on the Anchorage Assembly?
City leaders must actively recruit diverse candidates and demand equitable policies that break down barriers.
Opinion: Alaska needs a resource win, not another slogan
If the state keeps chasing resource booms while communities go without schools, water and public safety, Alaskans should demand a better bargain.
Column: For ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’s’ 40th anniversary, we found the real Ferris Bueller
Ed McNally, a former classmate of filmmaker John Hughes, is now an attorney. And he helped us litigate a case against “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.”